We just blended in with the other grey nomads for TGIF. It is free to join the audience but you…read morehave to phone and register. If you listen to the program on the radio you will have discovered that it is a bit of a hit or miss. We made the effort this time as the Doug Anthony All Stars were featuring and they are definitely a HIT. The show is for an hour and you need to get there 30 mins prior. There are some comfy seats and you can watch four screens with each of the ABC channels, Thomas the Tank Engine is the pick that time in the afternoon. Once the show is over you need to leave the building. It is a short walk to railway square, China Town or Paddy's

Love the ABC listen at all times, however some presenters speak so fast it is difficult to follow…read morethe subjects

If you want to get a taste of what a newspaper-free world looks like to this check out this…read morenewspaper free-less newsagency. You may be disappointed, but that would only be if you love newspapers and theoretically (because WHO in reality WOULD) you hate magazines. But there's also something more to this place than bricks and mortar and magazines and stationary: the guy working behind the desk is super cool. And he doesn't look like your typical newsagent. That is to say, he looks exactly as you would expect someone to look if they were selling Le Monde/Esquire/Sports Illustrated/TIME/Der Spiegel/ Foreign Affairs magazine/Vogue/ Marie Claire etc etc etc etc. He's young (early 30s perhaps), he's culturally hip (Asian origin and dresses like a globetrotter), he's clearly well-read (on my last visit he suggested I check out an article in that particular week's TIME magazine about architecturally sustainable houses which he personally found very interesting) and he smiles. It has only just occurred to me that the previous paragraph might be mistaken for a promising personals ad so whatever you do, please, don't go in there looking for love. I don't have any info about the guy's personal life. But do check out the store. Who knows, it could be a look-in to the goings-on of the future.

Sydney Sun is an online newspaper, or they call it an eNewspaper, which has the look and feel of a…read morenewspaper but is purely digital. The name Sydney Sun is taken from an actual newspaper which began in 1910. Have given it 5 stars because it has a good range of local news and because unlike the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph you don't have to register or pay to access the site.

Big network of news portals covering all the big countries and their major cities, the regions, and…read moreU.S. states. Big News Network.com, the groups's signature site has been online since 1998. Its a pretty good site and a bit independent from the usual news being put out by most news outlets these days. There's only a tiny bit of Reuters and Associated Press, with most content coming from other wire services and a lot of original news originated by the group.

Quay Newsagency is great. It's conveniently located to top up your opal card and phone. As a…read moretourist, I was able to stock up on the essentials whilst I was traveling in Sydney cause they sell everything from cold drinks to sunscreen!!!

If you find yourself looking for a particular newspaper or magazine and can't seem to find it in…read moreany convenience store or newsagency, you needn't worry about where else to go. If you want to read it, Quay Newsagency is sure to have it. It's a one-stop newsagency that stocks a huge selection of newspapers and magazines. Aside from a wide selection of reading materials, this shop also sells cigarettes and snacks of all kinds. Craving for a Snickers Bar to go with today's copy of the Sydney Morning Herald? Go ahead and stop on by! Highly recommended!

I wrote to them about a misleading share recommendation in the Australian and they eventually got…read moreback with some price figures supporting the newspaper I then thoroughly checked those figures with Comsec and rechecked I got back to them and told them they got wrong figures but they never got back to me in any way email or post or phone I wrote again got same result clearly they wanted to stand by the Australian nomatter what